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Helpful Forms and FREE Resources
E-Renter wants to help you in every way we can to make the business of being a landlord an easy one! Listed below are some commonly used forms for landlords. You are welcome to download and use these forms for your leasing or rental needs. We've also included links to an E-Renter Glossary and other websites with useful information for landlords. Keep current with tenant screening news, and learn more about all aspects of being a property owner or manager with our blog.
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for landlord use in explaining the E-Renter process
including authorization for E-Renter tenant screening
informing tenant they have been declined for approval to rent the property
for use in reviewing with tenant the condition of the home or apartment, as well as any furnishings and other personal property included in the lease
one version of a lease specifically for use in leasing a house
one version of a lease specifically for use in leasing an apartment
from tenant to landlord requesting permission to sublease to new tenant
landlord permission to sublease
agreement between tenant and subtenant
given to landlord by tenant wishing to lease commercial property
for use when leasing commercial property
from tenant to landlord requesting permission to assign lease to new tenant
landlord permission to assign lease
agreement between tenant and subtenant, and including signed consent
agreement between tenant and subtenant
tenant acknowledgment of lease of commercial property
for use with commercial property
general indemnity agreement that may be used between landlord and tenant
given to tenant by landlord before reporting unfavorable information about credit or tenant performance
Tenant Screening News & Blog
Closing the Lease Deal: How to Turn a Prospect into a Tenant
According to MPF Research, the apartment rental market is showing signs of improvement, as the vacancy rate declined from 8.2% to 6.6% in the first half of 2010. That’s good news for landlords. Perhaps you’re already seeing an increase in the number of prospective tenants viewing your rental properties. If you’d like to fill your... [read more]
3 Reasons to Retain a Tenant in Your Rental Property
Regardless of the economy or the rental market, it is always a good time to retain your tenants. To keep tenants from moving out, some landlords have been offering incentives like free cable and even large-screen TVs to go with them. But is it really worth it to invest that kind of cash into keeping... [read more]
Do You Need a Landlord Tenant Lawyer?
When Does a Landlord Need a Lawyer? In short, landlords need expert assistance from landlord/tenant lawyers when a legal issue becomes serious or has the potential to be expensive. Here are several such scenarios: When you’re starting out. It could be worth the extra expense to have your lease agreements, pet policies, security deposits and... [read more]
E-Renter Glossary of Terms:
Need clarification on some of the lingo? View our glossary for an explanation of key terms used by E-Renter.
E-Renter Tenant and Employee Screening Glossary
Useful Websites:
Fair Credit Report Act (FCRA)
text of the law
About.com
information about the Fair Credit Reporting Act
Privacy Rights Clearinghouse
nonprofit consumer information and advocacy organization
FreeAdvice.com Landlord Tenant Center
information, forms, and resources for landlords and tenants
NoLo Landlords & Property Management
Information, forms, and resources for landlords
Any forms or information provided by E-Renter USA, on this page or any other page of our site, is not intended to replace legal advice. You are advised to consult an attorney in your area, and to check all local and state regulations.